Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center, Art and biographical museum in Santa Rosa, United States.
The Charles M. Schulz Museum documents the cartoonist's life and work through original comic strips, artwork, and personal belongings displayed across multiple gallery spaces. The building includes a theater, a room for drawing activities, and rotating exhibitions that showcase the evolution of the comic artist's career.
The museum was founded in 2002, shortly after the cartoonist passed away, to make his artistic legacy accessible to the public. Its creation reflected recognition of his major contributions to comic art and popular culture.
The place shows how Peanuts characters shaped popular culture around the world and continue to do so today. Visitors can see how these figures appear across different areas of daily life.
The venue is open daily and provides ample space to explore various gallery areas at your own pace during regular hours. For the best experience, plan time for drawing activities and visit during early morning or late afternoon when crowds are lighter.
A highlight is a large ceramic wall in the entrance hall made up of thousands of comic strips forming an iconic scene from the series. This unusual art installation is an eye-catching feature you encounter right as you enter.
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